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Investigating the Burning of Fuel  

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Investigating the Burning of Fuel In this experiment I will be burning some alcohols to heat a tin of water and the aim of this experiment is to find out which alcohol gives out the most energy with the least amount of fuel. The fuels that I am going to experiment with are: Butanol, Methanol, Ethanol and Propanol. Method- To start with I will weigh each fuel with its lid on; this is so nothing can spill or evaporate from the container in which the alcohol is. Then I will take one of the fuels that I have weighed and light the wick, I will then put it underneath the apparatus, which I previously set up. The alcohol will put underneath a tin filled with 120cm3 of water. I will then heat the water until it reaches 450C. I will then weigh the alcohol again with the lid on and I...

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